A winning combination of eagle-eyed medical expertise and compassionate bedside manner puts nurses in the top slot among professions rated on honesty and ethical standards.
The barriers that prevent nurses from pursuing advanced degrees are predictable: cost and time constraints—but not insurmountable—if chief nursing officers flex their power, a study suggests.
A new Medicare rule that will pay nurses when they help patients make the successful transition from hospitals to other settings is a huge win for nursing and one of the biggest things ever to happen for coordinated care initiatives.
Agency nurses are just as educated and nearly as experienced as permanent nurses and may be a good solution to the projected nursing shortage, a study says.
A Medicare ruling restoring payments to Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists for services performed to the full extent of their scope of practice is raising the ire of some physicians.
As a high-profile violence-against-nurses case goes to trial in New York State, a hospital stands by its nurses. It should come as no surprise that the hospital has earned a long list of quality accolades.
A business school study titled, 'The Value of Bosses,' is the latest piece of evidence to support the idea that the ability to teach is a critical quality among successful nurse leaders.
The way nurses answer one key question strongly correlates to actual patient outcomes and patient-reported data, making nurses a reliable barometer of hospital quality measures, a study shows.
